I DID IT.
I read IF I DID IT: Confessions of the Killer . So much has been written about this book, actually reading it was almost redundant.
O.J. spends a lot of his time blaming his ex-wife for her own problems. I understand that this is what a lot of batterers do.
The chapter where he details the events leading up to and immediately after the murders is too explicit to have been imagined. O.J. does stop just short of explaining where he left his knife and bloody clothes.
Maybe he was hoping for a sequel.
I hope the Goldman family makes a great deal of money. I read in the paper that the Goldman’s confiscated O.J.’s Rolex only to find that it was a knock-off and not the real thing.
